pls can any one explain the code below ;
for (int count=0;count<deck.length;count++)
deck[count]=new Card(faces[count%13],suits[count/13]);
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arrays of card objects
pls can any one explain the code below ;
for (int count=0;count<deck.length;count++)
deck[count]=new Card(faces[count%13],suits[count/13]);
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Re: arrays of card objects
The loop is filling an array with new Card objects.
Break the complicated statement inside the for loop into separate simple statements.
What does the % operator do? Add a println to print out the results of count %13 and the results of count/13. The output will show you what the code is doing.
What are the contents of the two arrays: faces and suits? How many elements would each array have?
What would be used to create a new Card object?
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